Pokemon Go: All the Known Issues Here

I'm having trouble when Im trying to capture a higher level Pokemon and it escapes the first catch, I try to get another razz berry and the Pokemon runsaway. I still go into the bag where you would normally choose a berry but the game freezes. I have to close the window and restart the game every time

Is anyone else having an issue with the Pokedex? When I tap on a captured Pokemon (Samsung Galaxy S7), the screen scrolls and stops on Bulbasaur and I cannot scroll to the other Pokemon.

The game itself is an issue at the moment. It just freezes so often its ridiculous. Im playing it and Ive made some great finds but I cant remember a single freeze/error free session. Im constantly having to close and reopen the game often while Im catching a pokemon which is so annoying. They need to fix the game itself as it stands the novelty of catching pokemon is keeping it alive but if these issues arent fixed quickly me and alot of other players will eventually decide its not worth the headache :p

Issue #1: It's a shitty microtransaction riddled, mobile game, that features walking as it's main gameplay mechanic! That's right! Walking! Something you've already been doing for the last 10-80 years!

I suppose this game is liked by people who also like to watch teletubbies.

Biggest issue: not for Windows Phone. I do think WP is way underrated for some developers...

Pokémon Go made me realize my phone doens't have a gyroscope. Which is weird. Stupid Huawei. I can play the game fine, but not catch Pokémon with the real background.

Skipped Server drops cost you caught Pokemon, and the ball & incense wasted on them. Throw in GPS loss (I have no high accuracy option), battery drain, and an unlock phone, and now you know why I'm quitting after just starting. No way I'm spending money on a limited game that loses items, Pokemon, GPS, battery life, levels, etc. That's just free money to them for nothing in return. Shame too. it was looking to be quite fun.

Also, phones with Intel CPU can't run this game.

I know one thing for sure, Nintendo knows how to make fun games. PS4, more shooters, more RPGs, so boring ,all the same, I actually think of skipping BF!, I think I had enough of the lack of innovasion. My next console is a Nintendo one.

Actually this game can really help Nintendo sell more of its future console. It becomes the "Apple" of gaming.

So happy I don't play the game, but this is a good game to understand what the market want and develop game similar to that.

The issue I have is it keeps saying screen overlay enabled, I try to disable it and it doesn't work along with my GPS not being found, I am using a Samsung Galaxy Note 5, what should I do to fix this?

You forgot to mention all the mindless idiots walking around staring at their phones trying to catch virtual 'animals'...

The server issues I think were a surprise to everyone. Pokemon Go is going to surpass Twitter in daily users... it's already passed Tinder (lol).

Looks cool, but all the issues, too bad.

Deleted the game. After going to a gym and battling I got the glitch where you couldn't kill the gym's pokemon and the game just froze. After catching about my 50th pidgey I realized maybe I was trying to convince myself I was having fun. All that and the battery drain just did it for me.

On major issue: stop trying to walk into my house. I'm not a F&^cking Snorlax.

Can't you use Niantic's info instead of Kotaku's? I don't get it.

the ammount of stolen cellphone in the world are going through the roof

20 articles about Pokemon Go...hmmm

Okay, so I got Pokemon go a few minutes ago on my iPad Air.

The thing is, it says 'no gps signal' all the time. I can't move or walk anywhere. How can I play the game? Please help! I'm on iOS 9 and I have allowed location use, I can't make it work though!!!!

There are many more issues than listed here (didn't click through to Niantic website).

It took 2 days to register a Pokemon club account due to server issues and that was just the start.

GPS issues are horrible especially on devices that rely on IP-based locations.

On 1 Android device the account is logged out every time the app is put into the background or closed.

Frequently the Sign In button for club Pokemon jumps right back to the sign in selection screen (Google or club sign in).

Because of GPS/Location issues we've had trouble activating Pokestops and capturing Pokemon.

Audio goes in and out.

App randomly crashes.

I'm sure I'll think of more as the day goes on. My kids have gotten really upset because they can't enjoy this app due to these problems.

That's the interesting thing about this game, though. The concept is there. The IP that people love and enjoy is there. It's just all buggy and broken.

I hope they can address these issues quickly. I don't know how many people will continue to tolerate this misbehavior.

Amusingly people in the UK that downloaded this aren't getting server errors at all. Currently challenging myself to how many Pokemon I can catch without going anywhere (currently 1 Pidgey and 3 Spearow's).

Could Niantic have done a worse job at launching their product? I honestly don't believe so. Between extreme downtime, massive battery drain, and the game crashing when you attempt to catch a pokemon, this launch is lacking. Not to mention the the jittery GPS connection to the server when the game is actually available. This launch has been unacceptably terrible. However, with a game concept that is this fun, people (myself included) are willing to forgive and look past the state of launch. I hope the developer is able to sort out their server issues quickly; I know many of us are eagerly awaiting our Pokemon journey.